Avaya SAL Gateway (Secure Access Link) is a remote connectivity solution used by Avaya to provide remote support for its products.
You can change Linux Timezone via bash command line easily. All Timezone information are stored in /usr/share/zoneinfo/. /etc/localtime is symlink to Timezone file stored in /usr/share/zoneinfo/. Display Current Timezone When you run the command below, you see which timezone file… Continue Reading →
DALI is a communication protocol that is used for the automation of lighting, which is not new at all. It is widely used especially in large buildings. We said it is not new … really it is.. DALI was invented… Continue Reading →
Communication requires being in sync just like an orchestra. What happens when the bass guitar in band is not sync with drum kick; is same when the signal between the sender and receiver loses synchronization. Manchester Code is used extensively in asynchronous communication and allows communication stay in sync.
You have access to many different Linux / Unix servers during the day, you are in the IT department, remembering passwords, both challenging and brings security concerns. Inevitably, people start using the same or similar passwords after a while. Then… Continue Reading →
CAR PC in car is now old school and I decided to mount an iPad mini into the dashboard.
I’ve been waiting to write about my project “Carputer”, for a long time. I tried to share all details step by step from the first stages of this long-term project till completion. You can check my previous articles that I… Continue Reading →
I haven’t been writing to my blog for a long time. Last week I’ve used .NET wrapper for a project. Usage of .NET wrapper written for WinSCP is very easy and there is a good documentation on that. So I… Continue Reading →
If you search in Google for the keywords like remote desktop to iphone, remote to iphone etc.. usually you get lots of results about remote desktop application to your computer from your iphone. What about connect to your iphone with… Continue Reading →
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